(June 1, 2007) What does a sustainable energy future look like and how do we go about creating it?

(April 1, 2007) The revenue risks and liabilities associated with the Buon Kuop hydropower project in Vietnam’s Daklak province – the first of six hydro projects in Vietnam planned for the Srepok River, shared with Cambodia.

(February 22, 2007) An assessment of the Swedish-funded Environmental Impact Assessment on the Cambodian part of Srepok River due to Hydropower Development in Vietnam against Swedish Guidelines for Dams.

(January 14, 2007) Villagers said that more than 60 hectares in Ratanakkiri province, Lumphat and Kon Mom districts alone were destroyed by flood, and hundreds of villagers have abandoned their homes.

(January 10, 2007) The remote and environmentally rich Hugawng Valley in Burma’s northern Kachin State has been internationally recognized as one of the world’s hotspots of biodiversity. The military junta ruling Burma, together with the US-based Wildlife Conservation Society, is establishing the world’s largest tiger reserve in the valley. However, the conditions of the people living there have no received attention.

(January 10, 2007) Valley of Darkness reveals the untold story of how the junta’s militarization and self-serving expansion of the gold mining industry have devastated communities and ravaged the valley’s forests and waterways.